> But I'm sick and tired of these people in the industry dropping their toys because they're tired of working on stuff people actually use instead of just impro

> But I'm sick and tired of these people in the industry dropping their toys because they're tired of working on stuff people actually use instead of just improving what they currently have. I have sometimes the same feeling. I often dream of a "united community" working on a "perfect tool". But there are so many differences in the community. In reality – as in most human systems – people create their own "dream tools". And the success of new tools influences earlier tools trying to catch up. Because Deno has some traction, this forces Nodejs to catch up. I think Bunjs has accelerated some changes in Deno's Nodejs compatibility. In the process, a lot of efforts seem lost. However, this is the way humans and communities are working: people learn by imitating others, changes are often pushed by new tools and systems that have more freedom to evolve.